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Contributed by Bonnie J. Petee. Extracted from, "Tuscola County Advertiser," Thursday, April 18, 1895.

	ELMWOOD
	Mabel Hargrave has a bicycle.
	John Leishman has rented R. Pardo’s farm.
	Mr. Rondo has moved back to his farm.
	Mrs. R. Pardo is at Caro taking electric treatments.
	Mrs. Frasier expects to start Monday for Manitoba.
	Farmers are getting their ground ready for oats.
	James Belknap has rented his farm to James Belknap.
	John Compton is sick with the German measles.
	E. L. Burse and wife are occupying their new house.
	Dwight Turner and family spent Easter at Ellington.
	Anna Montague and her friend spent last week at S. Montague’s.
	Mrs. F. Williams will spend the summer with her brother at Pontiac.
	Theodore Turner will soon have his new house ready of occupancy.
	Charles Cross and family entertained relatives from Millington last week.
	Mr. Horan’s daughter was brought from Ohio and buried beside her mother last week.
	Alvah Marsaw and family are living in R. Gerou’s house. Ralph will soon move to Ellington.
	Mrs. John Smith died April 9^th of consumption. The funeral was held at the U. B. church on the 11^th.
	Mrs. W. Hawkins has returned from Brooklyn, N. Y. where she has been spending the winter with her brother

	UNIONVILLE
	Ed Streeter of Saginaw is in town.
	Sam Streeeter is very ill at this writing.
	Ebon Wilson goes to Bay City every week to receive treatment for his deafness.
	Clara Ziegler spent last week in Bay City.
	Robt Allen left for Canada on a business trip.
	Anna Ruhl is visiting her cousin Anna Kelly of Elkton.
	Mrs. Hewitt of Bay City, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John Ruhl.
	Mr. and Mrs. Peter Prime are now rejoicing over the arrival of a nine pound girl.
	Sam Davis who has been spending the winter in Grand Rapids returned home last week.
	Fifteen members of the Handy hive met with Mrs. C. F. Sees last Tuesday evening and sewed 14 pounds of rags.
	Alex Snyder and wife moved to Sebewaing on Monday. They leave a large circle of friends here who regret their departure.
	The village council has discharged the old fire company which drew a salary and we now have a volunteer fire company to serve without compensation